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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
4
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The article details the New York to Paris automobile race. Cars from America and Italy traverse Wyoming terrain with notable times and stops at Cheyenne Laramie Hanna Granger Evanston Medicine Bow and Spring Valley. The Italian Reo crew includes Consular Agent Paul Milatso and Mrs Milat eo. the American car pauses for a punctured tire near Evanston.
Commencing March tot 1208 the price for electric service will be 12 cents per kilowatt hour for stores and offices and 15 cents per kilowatt hour for residences. A 5 percent discount applies to bills up to 4.00 and 14 percent on bills over 10.00 if paid by the 5th of the following month. Rates quoted upon application. Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co.
The city sees a procession of visitors and homecomings. John Morris arrives from Silver Crown while James Fyehow returns from the southern, C A H Bawahia improves, and many locals like A H Heasman, R A Matson, RK Allen, O Jacobson, A H Marble and Frank Connors of Chicago are noted guests or travelers. Ex Governor W A Richards and Sheriff Smalley also appear among moving and visiting residents.
At an Italian American banquet Mr Ruland led toasts for Captain A A Underwood who traced a Paxton meeting with an Italian car and won Union Pacific support to deliver a shaft. Nine hours were saved in the start and cheers followed. Colonel Anderson was also honored for similar aid.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quining Tab lets as a quick cold cure. It claims Druggists will refund money if it fails and notes the E. W. Grove firm on each box.
Winnipeg dispatch reports United States Customs Officer Foulkes indicted for kidnapping who surrendered to the sheriff and posted a 4000 bail bond. A second item notes Palace Pharmacy promoting a piles remedy and a move of W L Luchte to 2016 Thames Street with new wallpaper stock.
William Minton, a Fort Fussell worker, is charged with choking his wife and driving her, her 11 year old daughter, and her father from their home into the night. Humane Officer Crews and Policeman Seals arrested him after the incident near the city outskirts. A county charge is expected.
Editor note states Dresnahan and Murray decline committee appointments for receiving a French car. They cite non membership in President Heaney s Comic Opera House club and expect Heaney to handle vacancy in Allinghia.
Dr J W Pagett escorted George Horton a horse thief to Rawlins State Penitentiary. Horton had pleaded to Lander and received a multi year sentence. Pagett acted as a special deputy delivering Horton to Warden Hildebrand. Also note today’s Atlas program featuring the three famous Italian street singers.
Social dance at Turner hall starts at 9 p m with prize waltz and a five piece orchestra. Shamrocks are to be given to the Indies and the event promises lively music and festive spirit. Burlington issues large mailing card detailing reduced summer rail rates to Colorado from Chicago St Louis Peoria Kansas City St Joseph Omaha Sioux City as part of an upcoming advertising push. Orders are taken for special fancy ice creams and water ices for St Patrick's Day at Heaneys.
Thirty five graduates from the American Academy of Dramatic Art received career guidance from William N Crane in New York. He urged joining a good company with a capable stage manager and emphasized listening to advance. The notice ends with an advertisement and a music lovers event note at The Atlas.
A brief classified note directs readers of the Capitol Messenger issue to contact at 1610 Ferguson Street for prompt service. The line emphasizes speed and availability in a small city paper format.
An ad lists D Miller at 1700 Ferguson Street offering accurate adjusting and watch repair. The notice mentions various items including Persian names for days and references to bundles and tow. Economic terms appear alongside miscellaneous notes and a ledger-like entry.
ENTRE NOUS DANCE at Turner Hall features a five piece Shamrocks orchestra. The event offers a 0 p.m. prize wall and adios with music by the Shamrocks tonight.
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